The market has made solid comeback, after more than 10 percent correction seen in February and March 2018, with Nifty rising 14 percent from its March lows and Sensex gaining 15.5 percent.


The market has made solid comeback, after more than 10 percent correction seen in February and March 2018, with Nifty rising 14 percent from its March lows and Sensex gaining 15.5 percent.

"The market lost euphoria three-four months ago and saw deep correction which was awaited for long but look at the recovery after that sell-off. The major reason behind this is corporate earnings which are more or less in line or better-than-expected," Krishna Kumar Karwa, MD, Emkay Global Financial Services told CNBC-TV18.

He said the rally seen in the market is largely led by 5-6 large-cap companies, and the mid and smallcaps are far away from their peaks seen in January 2018.

The broader markets also saw sharp correction that was deeper than the frontliners. This was fairly expected because Nifty Midcap and BSE Smallcap indices rallied 47 percent and 57 percent, respectively, in 2017. Both indices showed decent recovery from 2018 lows after falling sharply, but they are still down 9 percent and 12 percent, respectively, in 2018.

 Krishna Kumar Karwa
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"Post deep cuts, decent recovery has happened but there is still decent amount of volatility likely in the broader space," Karwa said.

He further said the liquidity is going to be a challenge globally due to rising interest rates, though domestic flow remained stable. "Unless we have bigger amount of FII flow in midcaps and smallcaps, we still remain cautious on the space."

On the domestic flow front, he said mutual funds have still been getting Rs 7,000-8,000 crore worth of funds through systematic investment plan (SIP), which is decent amount of flow and will continue to do so going ahead but large ticket investors (institutional) where there has been a fall in flow.

But Karwa is not concerned about large-ticket investors' flow.

Sindhu Sameer, Co-Head Equity Sales at Emkay Global Financial Services said retail flow through SIP of around Rs 6,000-8,000 crore are marginally dipping but in absolute terms, it is still an outstanding number to see.

"My father used to say invest in provident fund but now the situation has changed and I will advise my daughter to invest in SIP."

Overall, India has surplus capital, stability in crude oil prices, etc. so it is on a slow grinding wheels, he feels. It means India is on a growth path.

He said there will be some kind of hiccups but in the longer term, it will not affect growth in India.

Krishna Kumar Karwa's Take

Chemical Sector

In the chemical space, there is a tailwind from China angle, wherein some capacities closed down for various reasons but individual companies in India are reaching their size and scale in a such way that global investors want to use India as a manufacturing wave, Karwa said.

He sees lot of scope in specialty chemical space. "Biggest companies in the space have Rs 12,000-13,000 crore in market cap which indicated that there is still large scope left."

Corporate Banks

Emkay Global has ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank in its portfolio.

While asking on corporate banks, Karwa said retail private banks have done extremely well and should outperform over next 12-18 months. "These corporate facing banks may post stellar returns going ahead."

NBFCs

Non-banking finance companies have shown strong recovery in earnings and even in the stock performance after that bad era of GST and demonetisation.

The only headwind Karwa sees is in the housing finance companies due to rising interest rate scenario. "This space may struggle for next 1-2 years."

He believes rural India facing NBFCs are in a sweet spot and they seem to be doing very well going ahead where he is positive on.

Unsecured loan space will also continue to do well while asset management company and wealth management firm are good long term stories, he said

Sindhu Sameer on Sectors

FMCG

FMCG companies business model has been getting superior and there is no scary moment in the space, he said. "There is potential fear of derating but with five-year view, this sector still makes sense to invest."

"In the last two quarters, compounded annual growth rate in entire sector was 17-18 percent and in top companies the growth was 18-19 percent. Even return on equity notching up by 3-4 percent," he reasoned.

Global market leaders in several sectors (like Motherson Sumi in auto ancillary space)

Overall there was crisis 2-3-year back but these kind of companies come back very nicely, he said, adding these business models have proven that.

In a quarter or two, due to rising commodity pressure there might be some pressure but it is the time to hold such good companies considering their acquisition pace.
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Gold prices to trade higher today: Investmentidea
According to Investmentidea, on Tuesday, spot gold prices rose 0.4 percent to close at $1210.6 per ounce having drifted near $1,200 an ounce this week, as the U.S. dollar fell versus China's yuan against a backdrop of U.S. - China trade tensions.
   


Investmentidea' report on Gold


On Tuesday, spot gold prices rose 0.4 percent to close at $1210.6 per ounce having drifted near $1,200 an ounce this week, as the U.S. dollar fell versus China's yuan against a backdrop of U.S. - China trade tensions. Chinese shares jumped the most in more than two years on investor hopes of fresh government spending and amid a pause in the trade tensions, while the dollar slid versus the yuan and a currency basket. The United States will begin collecting 25 percent tariffs on another $16 billion in Chinese goods on Aug. 23, the U.S. Trade Representative's office said on Tuesday as it published a final tariff list targeting 279 imported product lines. On the MCX, gold prices declined marginally by 0.11 percent to close at Rs.29597 per 10 gms.


Outlook


Imposition of tariffs by the US on Chinese imports on August 23 and fresh government spending by China are possible near term factors for the rise in yellow metal. On the MCX, gold prices are expected to trade higher today, international markets are trading higher by 0.22 percent at $1213 per ounce.


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M&M: Strong Q1 performance, value investors should accumulate
M&M trades at a steep discount to peer groups. There is headroom to catch up, riding on rural recovery and product innovation. Value investors should accumulate M&M for the long term.
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Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) started FY19 on a strong note, with both the automotive and tractor businesses reporting impressive numbers. The macro appears supportive for the tractor business. In the automotive segment, new product launches should help sustain the momentum. The company derives significant value from its subsidiaries. Its core business is still available at a compelling valuation for long term investors.

Quarterly snapshot
MM1

Adjusted for Goods & Service Tax rollout in the tractor business, revenue grew 22.8 percent at Rs 13,358 crore. Growth in automotive and farm equipment (predominantly tractor) stood at 22.6 percent and 24.2 percent, respectively. While volume growth in late teens was robust, the healthy topline performance resulted in economies of scale. The company managed significant margin expansion, with automotive and farm equipment earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) margin expanding 260 basis points year-on-year (YoY) and 250 bps, respectively. The blended margin saw a 260 bps spike to 15.8 percent.

However, investors have to bear in mind that the year-ago quarter witnessed a pre-GST impact, wherein the management made a provision of Rs 144 crore. Adjusting for the same, the growth in revenue, operating profit and profit after tax would have been 21.2 percent, 33.7 percent and 49 percent, respectively.

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Automotive and farm segments EBIT surged 69.5 percent and 40.9 percent, respectively. Adjusting for the GST provision, growth stood at 49.2 percent and 27 percent, respectively.

The strong operating performance led to impressive bottomline growth.

Farm equipment division: Strong near term outlook
M&M is the market leader in tractors and has been gaining market share for the last three-to-four years. While the tractor business experiences three-to-four years of upcycle, the management is optimistic that the strong momentum seen in FY19 might not wane altogether in FY20. It has revised its growth forecast for this segment from the erstwhile 8-10 percent to 12-14 percent for FY19.

A normal monsoon, high reservoir levels, in line Rabi harvest, hike in kharif minimum support prices and rise in non-farm income on the back of an increase in infrastructure activities are all providing strong opportunities for tractor sales.

Newly launched Trakstar (by subsidiary Gromax) has doubled its volume in the quarter gone by. It is seeing strong traction in farm machines, although the business is still quite small.

In the near term, the coming quarter (Q2) might be a tad soft as Diwali this year falls in November, but the overall outlook seems extremely promising. The company is carrying below industry inventory levels which is a strong positive. While it will have to grapple with a high base in FY20, the management is optimistic about 8-10 percent growth.

Automotive segment: Product launches critical
M&M doesn’t seem overly worried about the impact of the recent 50 bps rate hike or the hike in fuel prices impacting the transport sector. The management alluded to strong demand from rural areas.

The automotive numbers definitely benefitted from a low base in the year-ago quarter, wherein volumes for passenger vehicles were lower due to slowdown in demand preceding GST. The same for commercial vehicles was impacted due to supply constraints arising from implementation of Bharat Stage IV norms. Heavy commercial vehicles (HCV) has been a stellar performer and now commands a market share of 5.7 percent. It doesn’t see significant impact from the recent axle load norms on HCV sales as the new vehicles will take time to hit the market.

MM2

The automaker has an interesting launch pipeline with U321 (a multi-purpose vehicle) by September and two more utility vehicles one before and one after Diwali. In the CV space, the Furio ICV (intermediate commercial vehicle) rollout is expected around Diwali. While 2019 is going to be relatively dull in terms of new launches, the success of upcoming launches will define the automotive outlook for FY20.

Undemanding valuation

A strong FY19 raises multiple questions about the sustenance of this strong showing going forward. While growth is likely to moderate, the valuation captures the same.

If we follow a sum-of-the-parts valuation (SOTP) and exclude the value of subsidiaries, the core automobile business trades close to 15 times FY20 projected earnings. Considering a decent outlook, this is at a steep discount to peer groups that typically trade at multiples of 17-20 times. There is headroom to catch up, riding on rural recovery and product innovation. Value investors should accumulate M&M for the long term.

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Resolving insolvency cases speedily is necessary to clean up the balance sheet of both banks and corporate India and is a key condition to kick-start bank lending and boost private investment demand
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The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has proposed setting up of eight new courts under the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to deal exclusively with Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code cases, reports the Business Standard. That’s a much needed boost for the company court which is struggling with a backlog of pending cases. Resolving insolvency cases speedily is necessary to clean up the balance sheets of both banks and corporate India. It is also a key condition to kick-start bank lending and boost private investment demand.

According to data presented to the Rajya Sabha, there were 9,073 cases under consideration by NCLT at the end of January. That included 1,630 cases of mergers, 2,511 cases of insolvency and 4,932 cases under other sections of the Companies Act.  These numbers have only increased and are set to accelerate as Reserve Bank of India new norms nudge banks to speedily refer default cases to NCLT if they are not resolved within 180 days of the first non-payment of dues.

But the numbers also show that the pace of admission and resolution has been slow. Since the legislation kicked in , only 701 cases have been admitted under insolvency law till March, according to data from the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Board of India’s (IBBI) quarterly bulletin. Of these, 22 cases have gone into resolution and liquidation has started in 97 firms.

Infrastructure in the form of increasing number of courts to deal with the influx of cases is only the first step. Far more needs to be done especially when it comes to timely resolution. The cornerstone of IBC is the fact that resolution must happen within 270 days of a case being admitted. That is under threat.

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There are delays happening at two stages. One, cases are taking long to get admitted because the Supreme Court  has ruled that judicial discretion needs to be applied before an insolvency case is admitted to the NCLT. Last year, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) had ruled that the 14-day timeline for rejecting or admitting a case under the bankruptcy was only directive and not mandatory. When courts are struggling with so many cases, making admission of cases a clerical decision would hasten the process.

Two, the 270-day timeline is not being strictly adhered to. Part of this is owing to the fact that the bankruptcy law is still in the teething stage. There have been two amendments in the last 12 months, which has led to a bunch of litigation. However, NCLAT has ruled that the 270-day timeline does not include time spent on issues outside the control of bidders/resolution professional such as stay on litigation, time taken by the resolution profession to take charge of a case, etc. In some other cases, the NCLT has allowed bidders to submit revised bids, which leads to further rounds of litigation and more delays.

Thus, high profile bankruptcy cases such as those of Essar Steel, Bhushan Power & Steel and Binani Cement are still pending before one court or the other with the 270-day deadline whooshing by. Nearly a year has passed since the RBI referred 12 big defaulters who held a quarter of the banking system’s bad loans between them to courts under the bankruptcy law. So far, only 4 cases from the big 12 have been resolved. From RBI’s second list of 28 firms, only 17 have been admitted.

The pace of cases passing through the bankruptcy system needs to be hastened to solve the twin balance sheet problem. Many of the assets that form the underlying basis for the bulk of the banking system’s Rs 10 lakh crore bad loans are either inoperative or working at low capacity. A successful resolution means they can get back to business as usual. Higher revenue and profits is good for the company, its employees and suppliers and also for the economy. A resolution package will see banks take a partial haircut and the rest will be repaid or restructured. Even if the asset is sold on a piecemeal basis, i.e. it is liquidated, there are higher chances it will become operative. Either way, the loan book of banks becomes healthier. If the new owners run the business well, they should soon begin to earn interest on the restructured loans as well.
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The market has made solid comeback, after more than 10 percent correction seen in February and March 2018, with Nifty rising 14 percent from its March lows and Sensex gaining 15.5 percent.

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